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Distributed firewalls

Bellovin, 1999

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Bellovin S
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Conventional firewalls [5] rely on the notions of restricted topology and controlled entry points to function. More precisely, they rely on the assumption that everyone on one side of the entry point—the firewall—is to be trusted, and that anyone on the other side is, at least …
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